Interesting little shop with funky housewares on the street level, and a nice selection of kitchen…read moregadgets and specialty ingredients in the lower level. Unfortunately, their shelves appeared to have been mostly emptied by the visiting football fans when I visited, but I could still see that they had a pretty good selection of items. Definitely a place I would visit again.

From the owner: Mississippi Madness sells nothing but products made in Mississippi. We have numerous lines of…read morepottery, art, and food items.

Horrible customer service. Cheap merchandise that doesn't work. I don't recommend shopping here.read more

I don't shop here super often because they are a little more expensive than I'd like, but they do…read morehave some nice high end kitchen things, like Le Creuset, and cute baby things that I haven't seen elsewhere -- MSU maroon overalls, etc. They also carry some of the Oxford Falls stuff that I absolutely love, like the raspberry chipotle finishing sauce, salad dressing, etc.

Always very helpful. Large selection of lighting and bath fixtures.read more

Great business! We're remodeling our new home and Needed quite a few things and Erika has been so…read morehelpful and made our process so easy. 10/10 customer service

This is well stocked convenient location. Costumer service here is a lot better than the one is…read moreHoover. They employ college kids who were patient and kind with me and mom's coupon collection and indecisive ways. Currently trying to update a home that hasn't been updated in 20 years with my mother. It's been stressful but I'm glad we're doing it in Tuscaloosa and not in Hoover where the employees are cold and the selection depleted. ut again also remember this is in a college town. If you go in July/August or December you won't find anything because 40,000 students just moved in.

I mean, it's a Bed Bath & Beyond. It is exactly what you are expecting, nothing more and nothing…read moreless. There's stuff crammed up to the rafters, it's all a tad too clever and a tad over-priced (if you don't have a 20% off coupon, you're not even remotely trying), and mainly it's a great place to find all sorts of things you didn't realize you desperately needed until, well, right now. This being a college town, they also have a few odd seasonal variations. Looking for patio furniture at the end of July we were told that they had cleared all that stuff out already in order to make room for back to school. Honestly, I would avoid this place (along with Target!) anytime from July to September, unless getting stuck in line behind someone outfitting an entire dorm room or apartment with the help of multiple parents, siblings, and friends sounds like a good time. So yup, if you need the kind of things you can buy here, this will do.